What is meant by critical supply chain

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1. What is meant by “Critical Supply Chain(s) (CSC):

2. “Tier One” refers to:

3. 3 examples of “Critical Supply Chain(s) are:

4. Where do Supply Chains start and end:

5. How long have supply chains been around:

6. If adjustments are made to the calculated forecast, what should be done:

7. What time periods (day, week month, etc.) should the forecast be in:

8. How far out should a forecast go:

9. Why should the forecast go out that far:

10. What factors impact forecast accuracy (list at least 4):

11. Can a forecast have both a “trend” & “seasonality”:

12. Can there be more than one “season” per calendar year:

13. List 4 “leading indicators”:

14. When should demand forecasting not be used:

15. What forecasting procedure can be used for a truly NEW product:

16. What processes of any company do not have a "Quality Aspect/Characteristic":

17. Supplier certification should decrease/increase Quality:

18. Supplier certification should decrease/increase Costs:

19. Would you look to certify your company’s suppliers:

20. Are Inspection Processes becoming more or less automated:

21. How high do you want the “Costs of Quality”:

22. Control Charts are a quality tool, they are designed to insure:

23. What unit(s) should the output of Aggregate Plan/S&OP be in:

24. The S&OP output is a key input to what process:

25. At what level(s) should available capacity be checked against the plan(s):

26. What are the term(s) for those capacity check(s):

27. What are common terms for the 3 phases of the MPS planning horizon:

28. What are the time fences called:

29. When should MRP be run (at least 3 reasons):

30. What happens when the bill of materials is incorrect (at least 2 outcomes):

31. What production items do not need to be on the bill of materials:

32. What happens when the routing is incorrect (at least 2 outcomes):

33. What happens when the planning factors are incorrect (at least 3 outcomes):

34. What happens when Inventory or on order quantity is incorrect:

35. If no lot size is specified, what does MRP use:

36. What info is used to develop an item’s cost:

37. What items (list at least 3) from the “Learn Your…." series was most interesting:

38. The parts used to make “The One Horse Shay” had what in common:

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